The Official Net Nanny Blog

If I asked some people, “what’s Twitch?”, they might break down the exact definition of a sudden movement, but if I asked someone who knows even the slightest about video...

By Trey Patterson

Pornography continues to be a controversial topic in our society, especially among parents. The idea of our kids watching porn is a tough pill to swallow, but as we all...

By Carli Leavitt

iPads, Androids, iPhones, and other mobile devices have become powerful parenting tools in recent years with educational games and programs that give young children safe and beneficial entertainment.

By Jessica Thiefels

Revenge porn is legally defined as the sharing of private, often sexual or explicit, photos or videos, of another person with the purpose of causing embarrassment or distress.

By Susan Wind

Roughly 2.8 million kids run away in the U.S. each year, with the main ages at risk being from ten to fourteen years old.

By Jennifer Leonard

Source: AmazonSometimes Dad deserves a break – some peace and quiet to unwind and relax. With this Kindle E-Reader, he can enjoy his favorite books during some downtime.

By Jennifer Leonard

It’s not a fun subject, but it’s one that can’t be pushed under the rug. Suicide surpassed homicides as the second-leading cause of teen deaths, with accidents in the number...

By Jessica Thiefels

If you’re wondering if it might be time to invest in parental control software for your child’s internet-enabled devices, the short answer is yes.

By Lauren B. Stevens

Where previous generations were cautious of a stolen Playboy magazine, current parents are looking for guidance on how to shield their teens from the ever available, internet pornography...

By Annemarie Lange

“Unplugged parenting” is a parenting term coined in response to the ever-growing presence of technology in our world.

By Annemarie Lange